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I use calibre 2007 to extract layout. The layout is under tsmc 0.18um process.
But I found there is some problem. Assuming that there is a mimcap between A and B. After the extraction, the mimcap between A and B is extracted out. But also another pararistic capacitor whose value is about...
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The following question is about tsmc 0.13um RF process
1. Do the corner of core device and IO device has some relationship? For example, if nmos1v goes to "tt" corner, then nmos3v will also go to "tt" corner? Or the nmos1v and nmos3v's corner has no correlation?
2. Please describe...
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An inverter with minimum channel length(L=65nm) in tsmc 65nm LP process is designed. The recommended supply voltage of the inverter from tsmc is 1.2V.
(1) If the inverter is used as a static inverter, could the supply voltage vdd be more than 2.5V?
(2) IF the inverter is used as an clk...
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We want to design 802.11b/g soc chip.
Perhaps we will choose 65nm or 90nm tsmc process. The digital core voltage and IO voltage of 65nm or 90nm are 1.2V and 3.3V respectively. 65nm or 90nm also provide 1.8V mos transistors.
We are not decided which voltage transistors adopted...
what is clock shielding
In our system, system PLL generate CLK_24M for module ADC in RX. CLK_24M passes through module system PLL, RFPLL, TX and RX in turn and at last arrives at ADC. We want to use groud to do shielding for clock signal CLK_24M.
The question is which groud should we use to...
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We are designing an 802.11b/g direct conversion receiver. The main problem in direct conversion receiver is dc offset . There are several methods to solve this dc offset proble.
The first method is to use HPF(RC HPF or analog seveo loop to realize HPF function) in analog baseband...
peak detector ghz
I am designing two types of peak detector
1. cmos RF peak detector(2.4GHz)
2. cmos analog peak detector(10MHz)
I have no account for IEEE. Could you please give me some reference papers about RF and analog peak detector? My email address is easyads@163.com
Thanks
Urgent! need a paper
Would you please be so kine to email me This paper? My email is easyads@163.com
Phase/frequency detector phase noise contribution in PLL frequencysynthesiser
Brennan, P.V.; Thompson, I.
Electronics Letters
Volume 37, Issue 15, 19 Jul 2001 Page(s):939 - 940
Digital Object...
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We know that if the on time Ton of Charge pump decreases, the noise of Charge pump will also decrease. So i think if Ton is very small(about 1ns), the noise of Charge pump will be very negligible. And I think the loop filter will contribute the majority in band noise of...
We know that PFD, Charge pump,LOOP filter all contribute in-band noise for an integer-N PLL. Which is the main noise sources to contribute in-band noise, PFD or charge pump,or other block?[/img]
I will design an cmos PA. The PA adopts fully diffential cascode architecture. The power control is realized by changing the output transistors size. So the VGD of M5 perhaps will exceed 1.1VDD. Is this a problem ? Or we can take some method 1. increase the L of nmos. 2. make the drain of...
pss simulation can give the accurate frequecny of circuits under oscilltion. But you must check oscillator mode and first give the approximate oscillation beat frequecny handly.
pa output power
I am design a blutooth PA with output power 4dBm. But the output power must be controled from -30dBm to 4dBm.
1. How can power control be realized? Someome says that using an voltage attenuator to attenuate the input rf signal is an good method. How can an attenuator be...
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